The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-01


Mr. and Mrs E. c. Atkins and daughters gave
large reception last night at their home No
666 North Meridian street.
Cards have been issued by Misses Ella and
Daisy Malott for party on next Wednesday
evening, the date being the birthday of Miss
Daisy.
There will be a reunion of the Carrier history
class on Tuesday, Jan. 4, at $50 o'clock P. NJ,
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Woollen, No. 1923
North Pennsylvania street The subject chosen
is Rome" and the conversation will be led by
Mrs. A. n. Carrier, a former resident Of this
city, now a guest, who has recently returned
from Europe.
The Equal Suffrage Club has organized into
political science club, and will, during the cur
rent year, devote its regular meetings, the
| first Monday in each month, to the study of the
| principles and methods of the government
"Our Government" by Jesse Macy, will be used
as the textbook The subject for the first
meeting will be, 'The Purposes of Government"
sation for the meeting for this month which
| will be held on Monday afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
| at the of the w. c. T. u, No. 76 North
Pennsylvania street
| The marriage of Miss Mary, daughter of Judge
| and Mrs Denny, to Mr. g. G. Howe, manager
of the Ewart Manufacturing Company, of
| Haughville, took place last evening. at o'clock,
| at the home Of the bride, No. 258 North Penn
sylvania street. Rev. Reuben Jeffery performed
| the ceremony which was witnessed bv the rea-
tives and few of their most intimate friends
| After the ceremony supper was served. The
| bride wore handsome and becoming travelling
| costume Mr. ard Mrs. Howeleft at TAO o'clock
| for Cleveland, where they will spend few DAYS
| with Mr. Howe's brother and family, and upon
| their return will reside at No. 25S North Penn
| sylvania street.
A pleasant happening of the holiday week was
the annual family reunion of DR.. j. c. Dillon
| at his country home, near Knightstown, which
was attended by several Indianapolis people.
The occasion, supervised by Mrs. DR.. Dillon. was
made to surpass all their previous reunions
| Many presents changed hands, some of which
Rev. j. A. Sargent and family, Shelby ville: Miss
Jennie G.. Wallace, of Richmond; Mr. and Mrs
| E. B. Holloway and Mr. and Mrs. Joshua E.
Florea of Indianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. II. Bell,
Oliver E. Holloway, of Kniehtstown; Mr. Claude
Sexton, of Rushvie; Mr. and Mrs. Dr. l. F.
Smith, of Kokomo; Mr.. and Mrs. 0. 7. Florea,
Of Jerome; Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Florea, Mr.. and
Mrs Tom Wright and daughters and Miss Ma
bel S. Florea, of Indianapolis and others.
BEATTY-DAvIs.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Dec. 30.-This morning at
IL o'clock, Rev. E. B. Thomson united in mar
riage DR.. Beatty, Of New Market and Miss
Nellie Davis, daughter Of John L. Davis, one OF
the most prominent farmers of this county. The
wedding took place at the Davis homestead,
| ~
of guests were present, and q sumptuous dinner
was spread. Numerous presents were given the
bride and groom.
sMITH-BRocKwAY.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.
FOWLER, Ind, Dec 3l-Last evening, at 8:3(
o'clock occurred the marriage Of Mr. Will J.
Smith, president of the Fowler tile works, and
Miss Laura, the accomplished daughter Of Mr.
| o. G. Brockway, prominent merchant of this
place. in the presence of many relatives ani
friends.
| Hotel Arrivals.
Denison House: E. s. Easton, Frank Hall
Peoria; Charles D. Gaylord, Cleveland; ~ n
Chappell, Knightstown; r. w. Van Valzah, Ter
re Haute T. A. Goodwin. Warsaw; Charles w
Rice Russellville; DR.. Jamse l. Rocker, Castle
ton, Miss Mary Shoemaker. Cincinnati; Mis-
Josephine Gill. Richmond; W. B. Knapp, For
Wayne; c. C. Budd. Muncie; j. c. Smith ant
wife, NJ Sexton, c. 81. Parsons, Rushville; J. F
Q Wilson, Romano. Ind.
e Bates House: Theodore McMechan and wife
? Mrs. George w. Coons, Charlottesville: H. K
e Tucker and wife. Springfield, Mass c. c. Mat